Jerusalem, Oct. 29 -- Israel's Arab political alliance, the Joint List, has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and right-wing elements of running a coordinated campaign to undermine the legitimacy of Tuesday's Knesset polls, urging opposition leaders to stop cooperating with what it described as racist allegations of electoral fraud and foreign interference.

In a post on X, the Joint List rejected accusations against Arab parties, asserting that the allegations were intended to weaken their political influence after what it described as a historic electoral outcome.

"We call on the heads of the opposition bloc to stop collaborating with Netanyahu's vile lies and the racist Kahanists, to stop being a puppet on a string in Netanyah...